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8:06Now PlayingIn 2014, Charlo Green made headlines when she quit her job as a news reporter on air. Greene ended her segment on marijuana by revealing she was a proponent of legalization and the owner of the Alaska Cannabis Club, the subject of her report. Ana Kasparian, Grace Baldridge (PopTrigger) and Maz Jobrani (Jimmy VestvoodAmerikan Hero) hosts of The Young Turks break, it down. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
Charlo Greene did not plan to curse on live television, but on 22 September 2014, the words came pouring out.
Then a reporter for KTVA, a station in Alaska, Greene ended her segment on marijuana by revealing that she was a proponent of legalization – and was the owner of the Alaska Cannabis Club, the subject of her news report.
“Fuck it, I quit,” she said, before abruptly walking off camera. The 26-year-old’s stunt shocked her colleagues and made her a viral sensation overnight.
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Hosts: Ana Kasparian, Grace Baldridge, Maz Jobrani
Cast: Ana Kasparian, Grace Baldridge, Maz Jobrani
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